T'gana: Skeletal remains of another girl found in well

Bodies of three missing girls were found in a 50-feet deep well in Bommalaramaram area in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district. According to the postmortem report, the girl had been sexually assaulted before being killed. In the backdrop of the recoveries, family members of an 11-year old girl who has been missing since 2015 urged the police to take up further searches fearing she could have also met with a similar fate.

Hyderabad: The skeletal remains of a girl, missing since last month, were found in a dry well in a village in Telangana, three days after the body of another teenaged girl was recovered from the same spot, police said on Tuesday.

Amid suspicion that a serial killer could be behind the deaths of the two girls in Hajipur village of Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district, police said further investigations were on and the owner of the land in which the farm well was located, was being questioned.

Telangana: Skelatal remains of another girl found in well

The unearthing of the skeletal remains of the 18-year old girl triggered protests by a section of the residents of the village, who attacked and tried to set fire the house of the owner, Srinivas Reddy. They were dispersed, police said. On Friday last, the body of a 14-year-old girl was found in the well after police launched a search on a missing complaint by her father.

According to the postmortem report, the girl had been sexually assaulted before being killed. As the part of the investigation, a police team visited the crime scene on Monday and after a thorough search, they unearthed skeletal remains buried along with a bag which contained an ID card of a girl aged 18, police said.

It was later found she belonged to the same village and had gone missing around one and a half month ago. The remains were exhumed and sent for forensic examination, police said.

In the backdrop of the recoveries, family members of an 11-year old girl who has been missing since 2015 urged the police to take up further searches fearing she could have also met with a similar fate.

Rachakonda Police Commissioner Mahesh M Bhagwat said a Sub-Inspector of Police has been suspended for "neglecting" crime prevention duty and an Assistant Commissioner of Police was now investigating the cases.

"Investigation in the two murder cases is going on in the right direction. We will detect the case and are collecting scientific evidence," he said.